Can we agree Bale has been the GOAT Bruce Wayne?
- Thread starter MenacingMonk
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This topic is gonna be irrelevant once Big Ben drops them flames in BvS
My man Jack Bauer is HOH first ballot HOF'er
Breh, it happened on Monday and I still cry when I laugh about that shyt. It is quite possibly the greatest thing that has ever been seen on television. Jacky B ain't giving up no keys or security codes
He also started that two voice shyt. As Bruce he was an octave higher than he was as Batman..of course Kevin Conroy perfected that shyt tho...just saying
El Cocodrilo
Superstar
Kevin Conroy is batman, anyone else is just struggling to play a role so far
On the real, I wonder what Val Kilmer would've been able to do with it had his movie gone in a different direction. He played Bruce as a tortured guy but obviously only to a degree. I know Bob Kane thought he was a great pick for the role
Yeah I'm saying
MenacingMonk
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I think we're falling on the issue of which Bruce Wayne people prefer: dark, secluded Wayne or smug, a$$hole Wayne. 
Not even gonna go on about it anymore.
Not even gonna go on about it anymore.
I think we're falling on the issue of which Bruce Wayne people prefer: dark, secluded Wayne or smug, a$$hole Wayne.
Not even gonna go on about it anymore.
It's like the James Bond argument: everyone has their fav breh all for different reasons based on how they interpret the character. Some people love Roger Moore, some detest him
Kill Dat Noize
Banned
I think we're falling on the issue of which Bruce Wayne people prefer: dark, secluded Wayne or smug, a$$hole Wayne.
Not even gonna go on about it anymore.
For me it's not even about the characterization it's more about the performance. I think Bale is a fine actor but for whatever reason I just don't think he brought a lot to the role. His lack of conviction kept him from being likeable.
Keaton's version wasn't exactly what I would call the definitive Bruce Wayne but he just had an energy and a conviction about him that made him likeable. He had personality. He had presence.
And if we're talking about Batman then of course it's a no brainer. Keaton carried himself much better in the suit and overall just captured the look and feel you envision when you think "Batman". Dare I say he was perfect even.
two different characters. Bale's Wayne came off as a spoiled rich kid and pretty much unlikeable
keaton was basically batman the whole time, shyt his eye brows even look like the damn mask
keaton was better acting without saying words, but wayne didn't do much in either series
keaton was basically batman the whole time, shyt his eye brows even look like the damn mask
keaton was better acting without saying words, but wayne didn't do much in either series
HipHopStan
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shyt, I need to upload my autograph and picture I got w/ Conroy last month. One of the best moments of the year so far. Dude was accommodating and friendly. One of the handlers came over to him at one point and was like "Kevin, you want to wrap up for today?" and he was like "Not till everyone in this line gets everything they need (aka his autograph and picture)." He truly is the embodiment of what Batman/Bruce Wayne should be."Did you know I was the government liaison with the Justice League for a while? I met some extraordinary people in that job, but none of them were the equal of Batman." - Amanda Waller
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When Bale wasn't pretending to be tony stark, his wayne character was pretty bland
keaton had the quiet confidence
Bruce is suppose to be arrogant, but not obnoxious
this scene right here is a perfect display of the bruce wayne character
only knock on Keaton is his physicality
keaton had the quiet confidence
Bruce is suppose to be arrogant, but not obnoxious
this scene right here is a perfect display of the bruce wayne character
only knock on Keaton is his physicality
Bale was the GOAT bruce but WOAT batman
